In a heartwarming turn of events, a courageous father was able to locate his missing daughter alive and well on a boat during the holiday season.
Emmarae Gervasi went missing from her residence in Long Island on December 8th.
New Year’s Day Search For Missing Teen
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On New Year’s Day, search parties were actively searching for the 14-year-old from Patchogue.
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For three weeks, the girl’s family, friends, neighbors, and numerous volunteers dedicated their time and efforts to search for her.
Missing Teen Found On Boat
Suffolk County Police have released a photo of a woman who was found dead in Gilgo Beach, Long Island in 2011. The woman, who remains unidentified, is one of the victims of the notorious Long Island Serial Killer. The police hope that releasing the photo will help in identifying the woman and bringing justice to her and the other victims.
Frank Gervasi, the father of the victim, revealed that his daughter was abducted right from their own driveway. According to him, she had innocently stepped out of their Suffolk County residence to retrieve something when the incident took place.
‘Aggressive’ Bear Destroys Home in Upstate New York, Returns
In a shocking incident in upstate New York, a bear described as ‘aggressive’ wreaked havoc by destroying a home and later returning to the scene. The incident has left residents concerned about their safety and the well-being of their properties.
According to eyewitnesses, the bear initially approached the property out of curiosity. However, its behavior quickly turned destructive as it started to claw and bite at the home, causing extensive damage. The bear seemed determined to gain entry into the house, leaving the residents in a state of panic.
Local authorities were alerted about the situation and immediately dispatched wildlife officials to the scene. However, by the time they arrived, the bear had already fled the area. The residents were left to assess the damage and begin the process of repairing their home.
To their astonishment, the bear returned to the scene a few days later, displaying the same aggressive behavior. This time, it targeted nearby sheds and outdoor furniture, causing further destruction. The bear’s relentless attacks have left the community on high alert, with concerns about future encounters and the safety of their surroundings.
Wildlife experts have speculated that the bear’s aggressive behavior may be a result of food scarcity or territorial disputes. They have advised residents to take precautions by securing their homes and removing any potential attractants, such as garbage or food sources. Additionally, they have urged people to report any bear sightings or encounters to the local authorities to ensure the safety of both humans and wildlife.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers posed by wildlife encounters, even in residential areas. It highlights the importance of coexisting with nature while taking necessary precautions to protect ourselves and our properties.
After nearly a month of being missing, Emmarae was finally located by her father on a boat.
“It felt like 26 days of pure hell,” her father emotionally shared with News 12 Long Island. Holding her in my arms again was an incredible gift from God. Words cannot express the overwhelming feeling of relief and joy that washed over me when I finally had her in my embrace,” he recounted.
Frank received a tip from a woman who informed him that his child was on a boat in Islip.
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According to PEOPLE, law enforcement arrested a man in connection with the disappearance of the teenager.
During the holiday season, an additional 16 children from New York State have been reported missing. Please take a moment to view their photos and see if you can assist in any way.
These 12 men are wanted by the police in the state of New York. They are considered armed and dangerous.
